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The Boston Globe
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N.H. Lawmaker Claims Legislative Privilege After Being Caught at 107 mph
A New Hampshire state representative is challenging legal charges related to two speeding incidents, claiming legislative privilege exempted her from arrest. She was stopped for speeding twice on Interstate 93, once going 107 mph and later 92 mph, but argues her status as a lawmaker traveling to or from the Legislature grants her immunity. The courts have denied her motion to dismiss, and her appeal to the state Supreme Court was declined, with the legal dispute focusing on whether her legislative position affords her constitutional protection in routine traffic stops.
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